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Getting Help from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
“I don’t know where to begin.” I’m sure this is a sentiment felt by thousands today as we look toward moving forward after Hurricane Harvey. Let’s start with financial help. Lack of money or stress over where the money for repairs and recovery will come from is a common problem. Two things you can do…
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Need help and don’t know who to call? Dial 211
Trained specialists ready to connect you with services.
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Don’t forget to include animals when preparing for emergencies
June is National Pet Preparedness Month, providing an opportunity for people to learn how to plan for pet safety during a disaster or emergency.
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Baled Hay and the Imported Fire Ant
If you buy, sell, or produce baled hay, check out USDA’s new factsheet titled “Questions and Answers: Moving Baled Hay From Areas Under Quarantine for Imported Fire Ant.”
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Flood Safety
Floods are among the most frequent and costly natural disasters. Learn what to do to keep your loved ones safe!
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Flooding & Fire Ants: Protect Your Family
In infested areas, fire ants can present a potentially serious medical threat to people and animals during times of flooding.
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Mosquito Control Around the Home
Mosquitoes can spread many diseases, to control mosquitoes effectively around the home, it helps to know about their life cycle.
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Adult Stress After a Disaster
Although a person’s reaction to post-disaster stress may be troubling, remember that these are normal reactions to abnormal situations.
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Lawn & Garden Weather Forecasts by County
Weather-related educational resources for agricultural production, lawn care, gardening and weather preparedness by Texas county.
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Clearing Debris from Land
Clearing debris from your property requires a plan that addresses priorities, removal techniques and safety issues.
